3 years after a traumatic brain injury to the crash, cyclists meet the Nordrächt the Broward Health, who saved his life – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sport

Deerfield Beach, Fla. (WSVN) – A man from Südflorida who had suffered a traumatic brain injury after being hit by a car when he was riding his bike had the opportunity to meet the doctors who helped rescue his life.

It was an emotional reunion for Gary Mule when the 51-year-old met the team of doctors who helped him recover from a traumatic brain injury that he had suffered after driving a car in 2022.

“She was her first nurse when they came into the trauma bay,” said a nurse Mule.

The doctors were not sure whether he would survive when he was brought to Broward Health North. As a result of his brain injury, Maultier, a father of two children, lost his entire memory of his time in the hospital.

“Forgive me that I have no memory, but I am eternally grateful for what you did. You are part of a great miracle. Without you, my children had no father and my wife, she had to get a friend,” he said to the doctors.

Mule is a triathlete and he was hit what he loved. The doctors said that while he had suffered permanent brain damage, he gave a saving grace out of the crash.

“The blessing in his case is that he was wearing a helmet that contributed to protecting his brain,” said Mario Gomez, the medical director of trauma for Broward Health North.

Now he is doing what he loves – cycling, swimming and running. He said he was grateful forever for all the help he received on his way to recovery.

“The fact that people don't want to give up, I think, helps me not to give up,” said Mule.

The driver, who hit this crash 2022 mules, stopped and called 911 to help Mule get the life -saving treatment he needed. While Maule has made great progress in his recovery, he is still subjected to physiotherapy.

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